SQL Prompt offers as-you-type IntelliSense and code completion suggestions, as well as providing other information, and helping you navigate around your code. As you accept and insert the suggested code, SQL Prompt will, if required, also qualify an object to its owner, assign aliases to tables and views, and qualify columns with the correct alias.
Working with SQL Prompt is like using an interactive SQL version of a decision tree, or railroad diagram. It is the easiest and fastest way to navigate through a complex SQL command and, with it, developers will quickly gain a syntactical understanding of the SQL, while producing working code.
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Hi, I use CTRL + B + W to list columns, but it gives me the columns in wrong order. I need to run INSERT, so the column order is important. Can you review and advise please? Thanks